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Air Niugini agrees first implementation in APAC for SITA’s SASE platform – Aviation Business News

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SITA is to integrate its Connect Go Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) platform with Air Niugini’s digital infrastructure as part of a recently agreed partnership.

The technology will link the Papua New Guinea flag carrier’s six international airport and sales offices to the airline’s head office in Port Moresby and its cloud-hosted applications.

SITA Connect Go is an integrated networking and security solution built to give the air transport industry secure access to its workforce, whether stationed in the office or working remotely.

Air Niugini expects it to improve productivity, enhance flexibility, and increase the average bandwidth by about forty times while mitigating risks associated with traditional internet.

The partnership is the first for SITA Connect Go SASE in the APAC region.

Sumesh Patel, president of SITA APAC, said: “This new partnership with Air Niugini is a big step for us in the region as we look to continue offering solutions that cater to our customers’ needs.

“Our end-to-end secure network solutions are a great way for airlines to stop worrying about their network capabilities and concentrate on other important priorities across their operations. By offering them robust security, increased bandwidth, and a higher flexibility for their staff, we can help them do just that.”

Gary Seddon, chief executive of Air Niugini, added: “Our partnership with SITA to implement the SITA Connect Go SASE platform is a transformative step in our digital evolution.

“This solution will significantly enhance the connectivity and security of our operations, allowing us to better serve our passengers, improve productivity across our international offices, and future-proof our infrastructure as we continue to expand.

“We are proud to be the first airline in the APAC region to adopt this cutting-edge technology, reinforcing our commitment to operational excellence and innovation.”

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